human FOV horizontal length compared to image pixels?

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I was wondering, that we can use the Angular Sizing calculation to get estimated distances, but I was wondering, is there a way to get that from direct practical human field of view compared to that of images? If so, what would the human FOV horizontal length compared to image pixels?

Something like this link tells us that our central angle of vision is between 40-60 degrees, not sure if that is for if you get this from pixel angsizing of the vertical pixel and the object pixel. Then there is also the dual eye overlaping which is 130 degrees.

Cameras vs. The Human Eye

www.cambridgeincolour.com

Thoughts?

 

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I found this where horizontal human FOV is 120 degrees and vertically it is 90 degrees. Thoughts?

Normal vision field

Glaucoma is a disease of the optic nerve, and one of the best ways to measure disease of the optic nerve is to assess its function with visual field testing. A normal visual field of each eye usually

www.aao.org

 

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Could you show what you mean (scan wise)

 

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Could you show what you mean (scan wise)

I meant that it is not actually a visual scan from a graphic novel, but from a text that talks about what a person sees.

 

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